Publication History
Smurf vs. Smurf was originally published in issues 1808 to 1836 of Spirou magazine in 1972 and then in book form by Dupuis in 1973. As well as the original French, other translations include English (as Smurf Of One And Smurf A Dozen Of The Other), Dutch, German, Swedish, Spanish, Italian, Danish, Serbocroatian, Polish, Catalan and Chinese.
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